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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

Ore of the contributors 20 The NrriDD Grophr was 20
ardent an adnrcr OF the Ivory soap pictures that hs
wrecked his thoughts upon expression aud sent thu
following lines 10 the rropretors
Messrs Proctor & Gamble ont there IN the West
In the Ivory soap business -glve Us rest;
We've saved all pictures. aud the best the ask
Though coming every week for uanv months pas,
There Two alike save in subject nnd scope.
Ever fresh "a daisy aud all about soap
Eat IL cannot last always. 1uis msrcilcsss strain
viii bring something somehow. We dare moi cxpaiD
~ tie way, there are wdOvsrs pinng 10 know
Which ladies are singe whose attractions you show,
Such a Housekeeping. heart breaking sensible lot!
PRAY tell where they live II yol can well rs not
Nhcs there's e-Ou III Ia round and any 10 spare,
You NIGH send Ms a cake ar even PAR.
And The Gr1ihic. ~ Newton. viii 10 all Il can
To make IL tue soap Tor tuc family Of man. =.
The Ontario and Western Office, 307 BROADWAY sell,
Western tickets at loa rates. Reclining chair
free. Baggage checked destination By notifying the
NcW-lOrk Transfer 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

BROWN RI NWfCK On THURSDAY. December J. att's
residence o. the BRIDES uncle Mr. f. A. Hurry 30 West
l1th.st. hy the Pew. Edward /. Clark. p. d.. ,r1
toward ro-by. - d. ~ "a crosby. Eau ghar
Philip Il. Renwick. TO \. Leland Brown, o. IittsholL
Mass
ITEES NOoRF-pn rhursi1v eyrnl1 December |,
James Place E.Isropt church. " The Rev. pr.
Homer Royal r. Hon-haa e. Frances Ic.s fau alter 0i
.. A. Moore. esI. ~ 49, ,k'yn.
MYNDER- E-iOTLD-ht Seneca Fails. v. Y. Tiet
lay November 80 by me iav Lewis ~ NoreY Hannah
Hpskin- iau.ter ~ ~ late SeabutY could, OF Seneca
Fal' ami Wih-mus Mynierse, 81 BrpOAyn.
TITS WORTH VAN HOEStN-pn Wc'nrsily Noyem.
her 80 1887 the Fourth lr sIverian Church ~rscuss
y T.. bv thc Rev. william =. Rec assisted Nv le Rev
A H. Lewis DID Frances Stella Van IIo-seH. of vtacuss
~ y To Arthur Louis TttswOrth o. Plant ID.
WOOLLEY-FARWELL- on r1nr. i'v. December l. l~'I.
atrI- Ma llsDn Avenue ". r church by te Kew. \. r.
Rpler De- - Buffalo. y. s.. grandfather offh~ bride
Moolev ami tornrla only daughter OF the
William Douglass Farwrl, all Of this cry.
No,icss( marril.e3 m -. D. IL isr..l citt fd Rras
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A NATIVE sorrmERNEr's PROTEST

To the Tditor Of me TrtbHHe.
SIR: Allow a native OF the south to thank you LOT
Your plan statement u facts suggested by Inc ~
ucctcd appointment Of Mr. Lamar To the snpfcm"
court and to utter his protest against that appoint
wcnf
Ito fact that Nr Lamar ranged himself with inc
enemies Of the Ha- and the Government should b" an
ucrablc obstacle TO his elevation to the supreme
h.urh -.
such an appointment would he ilagrantly unjust TO
loyal and faithful citizens. ~,
II would hc impoliflc. since n would excite lndig
nat ion and discourag" patriotism.
Even II Mr. Lamar had discarded his belief IN The
rrhf If secession hr should not he appointed. for no
man no has upheld 50 dangerous doctrine IS
40 man ON tho Snnromc bench. OLD WIG.
Ri D0rc 3d., Nov 80, Ir-7.
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HrNDEEDS oFDoLLAES IVA TouiTocIN
BOY EoBS IFS FARE + WHO lave MORE MONEY
INV IMLN kNDM MMAI L. DO WIFI.


Tie reputation Of Ms. Mary CGoil. % the Ccntir-
VIE sc ton Of Layouue thy, j, al
stake. lecal,c William IaEy says that
De give her for 81 S5c, which hc stole
from b.. mother. Fa.l'y who Is only '"n years
OIL live. VITA his parents In Ealroa'-a,c. - doe,
ms clifford wao keeps stor, There au la, alWay :
'orn' aI excellent reputation. Last sunday young
Farley, u.).Acr took hs bail nom h AMI hi IT,
Nn.i -hc wa- at church he transacted the house and
found t.c ban He also found safchl containing
one - I'D aud ci-hi $50 bills. Ilc placed the money
IA a n1mato and hl II under TIE house
Tie rrNt dAy wishing to buy something. he Re.
pard 10 bis tomato can bank and extracted SO
bill II says Dee thought 10 Was only 30 cents ana
ihai Doe -ttr o. To- Mr.. DlhUrl. who gave hIa dol
lar ia chang llr %" BIZ ~h" c.t ~ VS. only
a Go.lar hl The = Ice apilo'ii"- va e IN iuv'--
irdtIo1 ail al hi-i the los Of 80 di-cgrD.tcd
by them. However, they boz aAr ,Uut iuc'd Il IT,
tUih AMI private examination ~ al parties cor.
'c.n'i Was bell h"lor" Recorder H">hrr ThIrs 'aN,
which VII bc corftHu'd. The Farley. arr hard.
working people. and The money va recently sent a.
their daughter Us an ulc.c in Washington Her
faIcuf, Cid not know what 10 dp with 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
,,,,opr,vr iyrIStLOON NETTING

Among the prominent speakers at the hepuo'e'n n""
saloon conference to be held at syracuse oa pco""o
- and 10 will he Professor C. j. Little OF 'ho
University. cxJGdkc Noah DAVIS IIo.e''"i -, ~
-, ,,h.r, Grir,n chairman OF tho National lie
,,,hlic,, .nti-Saloon Committee, the Rev. Dr. MAC
Arthur Of this city, and several sther wsKnoNa
mem The conference will open at nson On W.u,s
Iii =, nriyate bls nsss meeting III tue iouhS ~
chri., an A..ocator Hall Of syracuse Al Wy I
Jubilee meeting Will begin Professor ,A',,o nid I'm ths
Abambra Hall $500. ,,,. aino.i sntIrely with
The second day will he taken up ain1,1 her., means
of work the party ana tho pcs c
of accomplishing it The liveiest rhteres' M 49, nJ
.anifs.i.d by Republicans all over the STATE anu
sra .yery reason 70 thiuk that the csnforsnse VIII
prove 4 great success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
Children Try Tor Pitchers Cl,t,rit
FoeI-, Wise, itnppy."

has divided the world the above classes
The fools" 10 not learn even from their experience
the wise" do learn from their eXrcroace. AMI thu
happy from the experience others ENDefr.cs
tho Of appTec atlse customer Il oneof ne
comp and pleasures OF business both t. buyer aud
seller To buy whore II vel emphlsi 10
the WELL invO thou iiulhcss a. To individual nreis
directing tho OF them. larce VARIETY
which = purpose 10 sell h'ne, article
price all that buyer ouii
a. AIFN ANDER. Of SIN ave- and 2"is.. has mafe
his STUDY. also the want, OF his cu-tOmcs many 81
impressed from OF experience hat thoy
Wal ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
quE STATE BALLOT QUESTION.

7, the prrsrnt agitation for the llhini"s " n,,e,n
,,,,ion ~ ballots By the state IL IS wen 10 nIit
rD,hai IN. last session Of our Legislature nhn NIL
so ~, been bur!cncd with the cOnsld'rh,ioh " ,r
drawn b,lI TO this end. II was prince Hu u rnn-
uIan 'c mad Tor II. Introduction, but altcf con
I,.I,o" IL was agreed that the time was w.. i I
for It's cordial support WIN s s,,,n ~ t. nr,babc
iba, m" next session Win -ee some such on h. hc
aI,hongh the chances Tor ls eilp ,, Inods ,ur,
doJ after "A vote In The New OTh IFB9 ''"'''
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POSSIBLE MINISTER TO MEXICO

Jroo m, NeC OrItdns Ttru NHH'' . ,r.l
The friends of Associate Jn'uco, ,i"" Stale, iayc
LII d., o fbe supreme Cour, VI with the vacancy
cresod in The Mexican mission by ,S " To%ds res
d,c. for man wears In Mexico, bis tioituSh a'l
anrc with Inc insiution- ma,eral a., ,Iai country,
IT, Iun, .,ge OF the spanish ami ifrnrh ia' III
d Hps c,uncncr 1urst. qualify nm ~ an u" i 10,
anu NJ ,hc discharges Of the duties OF the posi- ~
dg,on ao We might almost say that me Plar9, a.
I'm, "a Louisiana and the appointing Oh oso Iii ami
orev accept able and satisfactory 10 tho "no'o 'o''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
DEITU or THOMAS r. RYDER.

Bo,Tox. Dec Thomas z. Ryder ihe "si know"
organi-t pianist AND composer died al MS nome III o"
.ry. his mornin. TIs had been III only snort "he
and but for relapse would prshaoT nave reco'e,r
from the attack gastric fsver from when ne dcT nc
MS n0v-two wears olt and leaves three SONS i"o ~"
neral will BE hold on SUNDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
PEACEFUL REVOLUTION.
r.r,,rucd from First Pr &c.

.s II. hand in his pocket d";i"s the BRIEF '0hVersa
ton. lie hs LINK NJ Grevy was implicated IN NJ Will
3 DO iSSeemcanors" began ,,., l., .
sons Won't answer that Question: Ut i'p'''U III
siratured but positive way a%S;ocent do Won think he
ought TO 20 into that question: ether II Is not
ths momsn' n Ierrys election have any effect on tho
"No""f Franco German wal =
chances oi OF sav' Osueh'ngl.
"po you wben YOU were in Office ~
Of waI hs a, fcow" said General lonla9eer LAYING
my ucM Nv shoulder, :" don't mind talking 10
his hand Oh 80 a. general thing hut really Just
nevsrsPesr, cav anything for publication Come in after
the crisis waning a noisy demonstration was made I'm
Late thS Jriysec. hut the mob was scattered without
front OF 'hr H. Louise Michel ares ed twice Tor
serious result" n,ierances and IS now IN custody. NJ
incendary Snrinc one Of the Assembly reccSScS got
IerOaede. "a. zion with a Deputy and removed
into an a. he headed mob o. 1000 on the Rue Riyoli
Afterward s,r tLe Hotel dc Nic. The police blocked
and stsns,'crnfs and arrested Linn
the INSURE" veet the circulation ~ NJ Roci effort 5
Witbh r,r from 100000 TO 100000. To-day he
journal me salaries Of his editors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
c.rrury DOWy MR. SANDALLf

Warrington dispatch to me i@"a",'pn,a 1''@s"
rho .nrearance at Washington OF Editor slhg'ry
and ex Killarney General Cassidy, representing ,na
select coieI1o Of political snndo% nsrs n" Randall -
sccened a. An indication that tho geh,ionon sa
made such little Roadway within the n dst.rmSed
70 make fLor dis AZ poiptments National issu@
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Past Onicc <ofirc

Should be read daily b. ali Interested as changes may
occur any t!me) .. =, ..,.,,. a.
dresse for pa ch by particular steam eAcpt whf
l. desired send duplicates OF banking ana commercial
docncnts letters specially addessei being sent bJ ina
Foreign mails for the week ending December will close
(proiuptlv IN all cases) At tbs lice ~ iollws wr
sArUKDAY-At4 a. IA. (Dr europe. per stetnsh Metrs
via Sonthanptsn Oettcrs for Ireland France
swtLerlind spain ami P1rtat.l "n,t D. ui ectoa PSF
wcrrt) at a M Tor f% or roa PEI tn AN oI,r
Iuropean count must be directel 'poI SciNi y
alta N. France switzerland ltiy SPAN anu r'r.
tuga. psr se4n,hp La 'sscognc VIA ma'r y, AZ,
via oilasrov (leter' must b, directed " por Etiio
paY at m for Be,Slnm .irsot pee stsam.als
Noor,,lauI") az III. Ter the Netherlands direct.
per steam nlp Leeriam. ~ Rotterdam leters must
be llrsctsI "per Teeriam'l at 10 m dnr - CroH
ami 81 Thomas ~ Croix. also for the Niniwari Ia
liant direct per usp hurie At ii An for tarthA
sena per s.eimship Alvena; At D m. for NORWAY
rectei per Heka') at u. IN. for Trn1ilo ant
Rnatan, per steamship Prot Morse. ron New'Oriean<
sVNDAY-At 10 a. m for Pr,sre.l per st"lmslp Nglest
via Havana Netters for other Mexican STATE, IN iss
bedrectel per igiesits'D
Malls Sandwich Isdlds. per steamship Austrahs
(from san Franclsco) here November ~ az IA
Mails China sui Japil. per stcamsMp W o. reAht
(from san Francisco close mere DetemyeI =, -.
Mail, fer Australia Ney-ksItnL SL1 Wei rl am -
moan i.l,ns Der sIsa Alameda (fron ~an iraa'
cIscOl close December % At o5p M Tor on 'Evu
Austr,n Mail, for the Society sliats per snip lrJpu
BIr,Ilfr,n IAN Francisco ols,s tsrs pe'ehpor - ~
Mails for Cubs. 0y ran o. lambs rht: AZ ,s
thence by steamer via hoy " est ri@' eio'o ~ ' ''
daily 1880 a. m.
Tne schedule Of closing CT Trsns Pacific mails IS ar
a,caa on The nresumpon VI their uninterrupted overland
raSI, ~ san francisco Malls from the East arriving oe
time at San Francisco on the day OF sailing Oh s'oa ~"
dispatched 'hsA'' II HENRY 9. PEARSON Pcss.as.ss
Pos, once. New.YoIf. n. Z. Nov IS. 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

"This shows the valuation as proved before irieire
Chsae 10 he Increase that or the Original Ap-
praisai $1,000 and the not receipts over ,bnrse-
rut- rs above stated mt 10 Less than nall OF one
pcr ceL upon value Of the properties found by tho
n-tructOu decree.
These figures present tho most fcrcibc proof OF the
ruous administration or this estate, ana the utlcI
iucapacity, or worse, Of the executors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
81 al,n cam. nt,cni.on 10 lle .laen.nt nnIer A.
M rrorrrry Anovr rNcrNnn.Ncrs.

Tho above c,p i.s'> being deducted hom such re-
r pts seih.r Wih IA, 10000 liclasc price 81 th'
lh.fty--.At,t. plo!~Tty, show, balance Ia favor Of
receipts Of s43,4JO 80. of June /, 1--2 III" al"
ais attention 90 the Affidavit of cane where hr state
hal the real estate az posed OF conveyed to tho
trustees was proved before Referee hoatc 10 BE- of The
value Of FD- 900 tmb.auccs. And she Gals
aticn on 10 the thai uude the appraisal made for
he purposes OF thr decree IN l-'J II Appeared ma Inc
uuol,.,iy now hand follows. over ana above
,uflubranCcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
cHAr Of 1HK EirrEIIcAN CONTENTION

=, state senator Garrett A. Hobart " New
jersey, who 3, member ~ the Republican National
committee, W. g.. New No.k tie other day. Mn@r
asLcl about the time and place 81 holding the n"Nt
Naiioual Convention which :, to De- decided n Wash
lnsion on December r. be- said: ari IN favor 81
Western city and the earlier th" b'ttcr should
early IA june because want 10 give tho tarn club,
and 'hr Young Republican club, plenty of Time {
organic" thorouchly.7
"Is Chiraso your choice -
"wcrl II seems abont right. 81 Louis Mime
apolls and Cincinnati want IT, The Minneapolis poo
lie VIII make strong appeal for H. Thy nave a
Lall - large The largest. and with IT. Paul have
hp.cl accommodations that arc ample
In further conversation mention was made -
senator HARRISON Presidential candidate when
VII Hobart said:
III Harrison Is nominated New Jersey Will present
The man for second place In the person Of william
v alter Phelps. We GO ii carry the election tLrn
without New York although wo might carry TIL
STATE a, ,rll t., lrdiIna AMI New Jersey for That
uciet. Phelps was born In New York bur tn CON.
necrcut hs family relations arc wide. lie would h"
candidacy would depend ON a western man being
nom mated for Prcsid m -
There VIII be- strong Minnesota delegation IN
Washington the 9TH To urcc th" Republican Nal"n"
Committee ~ call the National Convention at Mime
apolls senator u VI. ~alln Of that state who was
IN New York recently. said 81 We shall make every
effort to secure the convention for Minneapolis We
want the country to know that We have at ~ Paul
aud Ntupc,polts tho facilities to accommodate any
National s,-cmil.gr. Tn hall at VI ma ar"ll' VIII
,rrnmn,oI a., mari persons than any other assembling
place In the country
Tho Indian. member Of the Republican National
Committee John &. New s. Al the Gl,cy ll"n-e lie
viii present the claim, Of indianapolis ~ the place
10 hold the convention but holds for second 'hoc'
Chicago.
Secretary Samuel Ics,cndcn. tn" 'onn'c'c"t "'m
Der II the committee. VIII over f. Washington on
the eth To- arrange for pla"c =" hoi me '"Hlh'''
rncctluy liz, ha- not announced his preference or
place fur the conventions bur II :, Thought VIII IA"
Sew lufk CIV sal dtoEi, IA lh' CHAINS ol o''h'
city presented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
4 MIN KANSAS BEVERA or.

Allan, ,,os IN ne 10 ask II VIC aware that
the new Kan ,aA drink, "pcach clheT' U 80" a
nitric and tartatc acid that We w,sh 10 w man.
nn eka rdtor Certainly we arr. IL anybody 'Dih ,
M a trhlng combination Of ralnwaleI, Apple I"ut
and tnrt aric acids and peach extract ana hpon'
.nt of alcohol is going TO worry Topeka editor,
~. dnesnr know tho Topeka cdltof'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
vrW.TFPsFy REPUBATClyS READY FOX TIE


rrrsros D.c 1.-The better class OF Republcahs IN
mi. stat, ara much impressed BY the splendid STAND
made by the Republicans of Pennsylvania asans. 'ne
Iiouor men and are anxious to have the parry !" NOV"
, ,l, ,, same position The Sttic Gd-c te, or ms
1u,'oS rhn experience Of Penn ylvana kepuol-
cny. ~ beacon light or Ncw-Jerssy tcpuoncan,s,,n'
,, ,..us ia bs ne crowded upon us Ia ms 1tate
ad 4, ~iu have 10 10 met with equal candor honesty
Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
, cryrrOrN WOFD FOR MINISTER IHhLFN'
49,, ,,a,,e,i, Nm. YORK I,n,r me Cincinnati com"e'
-""'' ''" cai Gdzsftf.

The Prime of alcs and Minister PhriIa nave D",m
,'l,,eni NJ each OF at dinner ana ing II ~
me terms, Mr. Phcp, aud the FIu,' al" i
ante good fellow carh Other ana Nii; m t ~
rnt 10 bsld ND To the scOrn ana h">''l" '"i,n No.,
mind an hat account. II has nov u@udlI5 T,
tLonght that an American minister Wa ~ .nI w";,
lis dlties when he made the afqlalh'd"'c anu 81"
,hc cordial regard of The highest TrSOhaE'S "i
%,ion to which hc accredited cur I'Is i
,,, nm such good terms with the r0yalcs anu 'n ",
ruling Lords and Dukes, ana o'hoi' NJ -" ~
affairs in the British Empire. . J. 49,, ,,o d,,,v NJ
" 4, must not be forgotten that 1t Is moi INC uult VI
fine American Minister 10 DE n partisan ~, ,rcf3i
,nIics that hr would lose his capachy TOT 80
rcs - he .houd fail 10 be on eo0d terms "''n ,,aI
tu authority There are assertions ,hai AZ urT,il
~ h"wn An offensive Partially for mo nr'' u.s.,
m T ocr,rv AZ against the people OF ti' hlIIuVn, ""
nrSame iLey arc not well founded nsT.% ~ c
p,.,u''' 70 Tho ordnary American Traveller 10 w
appedrs ~ 'Il',Iuc and courteous geheilan
II would be unfair 10 "ithh"u h, Inch remarkable
The secretary OF state has Sno"n '"'"
Or IlundniIng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
THE WEATHER REPORE

GOvgRNfryr rVDl' .rloNS-FoR II HOURS
wAspiNGrov Dec For Ncw-EngIand ana Eastern
NewYork warmer threatening weather with ram eN-
cant partly as snow the northern pOrtion re'h 10
hr SIX winds diminishing Ill Iorco anu oo
coming variable Saturday night.
r,r r.stsrn Pc.nsylvnall and New Jersey. warmer
threatening weather with rain, light to fresh variable
wi ads generally southery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

ter Penn the father OF tho Prohibition party. In
this city today his way home from the mseng Of tho
National Committee. He believes that the party will
poll from 100000 To 100000 next for its can
didaie. who hs thinks will he General Fisk Judge Black
predicts an increasal vote in NcvlOrk state, which
may decide the election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

Don't risk anything with "A stubborn COACH when
safe remedy may be had In Dr. Jayncs Expectorant
sore lungs aud thrOas speedily helped by It. o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
DESTRUCTIVE TIDES AT cOyET ISLAND.

Tho high tlds at Cuncy Island yesterday carried
away thr greater part Of the Dutch faScine mattress
which had been laid along the shore of the t"nconr'c
lands belonging To Eruoklyn 10 protect tho heNh
fnu fin, cucruachmcut Of the ocean. In tie summer
tbn pronllyn Park commissioners contracted Tor th'
uniting down of thr mattresses Of twiES, hedNllI
,ycirhfrd with stones. which 1t was cNpclcd ""uu
ntcvcut the further destruction of the beach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

oore has always turned out that Burgess /, the onlv
man that can beat Burgess, and that II Will continue
to be so IS tho opinion OF most vac h smen bereabo,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

.rUDGE BLACK HOPhFUL FOR PRohin.ifv"
pur,uuus. Dec 2 (SpeeiaIj. Judge BACK VI A"''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03

Tp,nuyE OFFICE Dec. 81 A. M.-Ihere wero cloudy
,ies Yesterday and few microscopic specks OF snow
Between midnight and midnight the temperature rose
to,o o.. to 49,. the days (3i 49, being 1872
higher than the corresponding day last year. ana IL
hi her than Thursday. a., ,,, :,
In and near this city to-day thore VIII prooaoy %
warmer. threatening weather, with chance 81 TAla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
DR. pArKER TO PREACH ~ PLrMorrH cHrRcH

/, ~. ,,,ounccd I'm Plymouth pager meeting Last
evening that Dr. Parker would occupy the pulpit "i me
,hurch tomorrow morning. The committee ari"n'" -
the. recent church meeting 10 inform the Rev Nh"i's "
H,rrv that hc had been elected pastor "f tho ohuV" ~
,ccel we'd the following cablcRram from MT Der! " r'PS
"a the letter sent him two weeks AGO:
paprr, received. Inform committee. Greet flFh"uh'
cannot vet
, definite reply from Mr.. Berry T. not expected Tor
souc ,me but the probabilities that he VIII accept
rh, call To succeed Mr.. Beechcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
cLOSE SHAVE FoE TnE NiSoNIc FAN
FIRE THREATENED II Oh THURSDAY AfihH"ooN'
THOUGH FEW PEOPLE KNEW IT.

FIRE THREATENED II on THURSDAY Al iH"'''N'
THOUGH FEW PEOPLE KNEW II.
II was learned last evening Al Police ii'a'lu"' t.,
that the big fair now being held AZ the Masonic i'mI"
can,e within an acc Of being sudlcnly terminated Oh
Thursday afternoon In an uneN pcctcd manner 20"
lar- dali, in The Grand Lodge Room +, table ioad''
with Lea-tlf!l exhibits of al kinds. few hihH''
iof,~c = O'Clock a loud scream rang ont II can"
from q LADY standing near Ia" das. sheet "i h""''
ccan 10 creep auhl the PROF ic- at an ala Ing IA
Tho Ladies' all became greatly excited ana ran about u
, d,zcd way uncertain a To What they Nho"" u"
Fireman White Of Eu-nc No. lG. Who had been sta
tioucd Al the Temple during the fair, happened 10
closc bv and ran behind the table. IT 80 happch'"
that tsltain pan Bradley of 40 Tuck wa, bny'ni
tickets AT tho door when the fire brolc out lie ch'Sh
tho first wLlr Of smoke and al once lost Sirhl oil th
fac, TIA, he Tad on his holiday clothes, ana he became
a fireman in second. lie ran 10 the assistance o.
VlItc tore down the burning diapcrloS ana s'amp''
n the fire on thu floor before IL had got dangerous
headWay II II had not been for this prompt and ell
80, c,dird is = odd cuiuc
ft tbi, mile ,alc occari,d the anniversary Of N
bir fire thai laid the Masonic Temple IN ashes io"i
Tho Masonic system. a cxcmrlifcd I'm the NaSons
Fair ba, been boiled down to two simple urSIc',>
into which every one entering the far WIZ ~ Icdi
v initiated Tho entering degree Is that oi compare
tive wealth I'm startling contrast I" thr cN u S'vv M
absolute Icnury Twenty FIVE thousand P"ihe nay nay,
taken the TWO degrees in the last hNe DAYS anu SUI
the work of init IA ion ecOS mcIllly on nv i,t.
a. arc estimated al 100000 III" Work Oh p'"hNI'
he Ssylum Fund has been organized mo eI"' a.,
svstem oIeraiiug through Niglah', W
Iia' ,,,it,i no nlcasant crimes for charllYS SAM
The crowds continue. and ponnN broom a. ain
rrcsented cayer scenes Than III" pahui dnr ~, e,-.
vicf crowds the big rooms of lie lctIpi,,
WI. t,o ,hc nook. and corners Of the bulidlhs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-03
an the LorB0y PAINTINGS SOLD.

The sale Of th- Loubon paintings coiec'u "
1nirand Irel at Moore> Auction Galleries ca'' ~
end Yesterday afternoon. and, a. lc'"'' VI ~
fictitious Delmonico lunch which h"d Dee" p''
M those Interested In sale 1t was Observed 'h"' ="
,o,., s,Ies from sixty four paintings and da"lh1
ountcd TO more than FL 900. sho" ns az IN a. g.
alnIt - 900 over the previous DAY. h'ir Ne,r "'
49, 49," ,,pC II, IN, room Whcn Mr.. leonard rape
,,r order and nd, and the bidding were ahEu'u "a''
20 I43 Chas,cuis 'hrval" bt John i|"i' hI""l -
y'.s rc.chcd SO belfg b" SrcccS,iNl bn III"
Lee tho same artist cleared the same price, anu -
,c,s gIveu fol A!, Information" charming ia,h
80, ly Dauigny fetched The highest nii'' =, xxx
and +. River View by Juir~ In Pre- biohthl Ut ~
Tir raiutings Of Georges Michel. "hich hay" r., H'.
PiDlcrE in nc Forest" being Soli fut so \
Mountain stream for 5000 ana i'dhl,, al" 81 -, =,
,,,,- fnr @A-O Tic rrma uG"r Of The CORRECTION ~
,', cumulative I'm interest. most OF the li',t ,P,
mems being reserved TN the ci"'r' c"nl''Nri ~"
p.earro Nonticrlll, bcna,sii, b1mo\r E"'h'n anu
I'Irrfuiffe